Remember when buying a house meant sprinting to a showing, writing an offer in the driveway, and praying the seller liked your handwriting? Thankfully, 2025 is nothing like that.
Veteran investors have always touted that attaining true wealth in real estate is about playing the long game. Sage advice—but the long game doesn’t always have to be that long.
Are we seeing a short-term rental resurgence? Since Airbnb’s big boom in 2021, many investors have shied away from the “oversaturated” short-term rental industry.
The median age of homebuyers in the U.S. is a venerable 59 years old, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). That could be good news for prospective landlords.
The housing market has been flat or falling for almost three years, and last month we called it what it is: a correction. Not a crash…but a real correction.
Mortgage rates fell sharply Tuesday, bringing the average rate back near the 2025 lows from late October—levels investors have not seen since late 2022. The drop was steep, even more \[…\]
Don’t buy in good school districts. Always end your leases in winter. NEVER raise rents on a tenant. These are just some of the “Dionisms” that have made Dion McNeeley, the so-called “lazy investor,” rich with rental properties.
Remarkably, Fannie Mae has officially removed the 620 minimum FICO requirement for Desktop Underwriter (DU) submissions, aligning their approach with Freddie Mac’s LPA as of Nov. 15.
A host in North Carolina recently said that one of his habits is refreshing his Airbnb dashboard “way too many times a day,” waiting to see if a sudden dip \[…\] Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google+Share on Linkedin
By Garrett Brown
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